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Requesting an Appointment

Requesting an Appt
STEP 3:
INITIAL ASSESSMENT
(INTAKE) APPOINTMENT

Your first appointment, an Initial Assessment session, will involve a comprehensive assessment of your needs and typically lasts 50-60 minutes. This is a time for your therapist to become acquainted with your current struggles and what you wish to address in therapy. It is also an opportunity for you to get a sense of your therapist and how they work. At the end of the initial assessment, your therapist will share with you their  clinical impressions and treatment recommendations tailored to your unique needs and specific concerns.

STEP 2:
COMPLIMENTARY PHONE
CONSULTATION

 Once you are connected with one of our therapists, they will contact you to schedule a complimentary 15-minute phone or video consultation appointment. During this consultation, your therapist will learn more about your concerns, provide information about their services and their approach, and answer any questions that you may have so that you may both decide if working together feels like a good fit. If so, the therapist will schedule your Initial Assessment (Intake) Appointment. 

STEP 1:
REQUESTING AN APPOINTMENT

 The first step in becoming a client of our center is to fill out Appointment Request form. Once we received your form, our Client Care Coordinator will review the information and determine if our services may be a good fit for your needs. You will then  hear back from us promptly to schedule a FREE Initial Phone Consultation with the therapist you were matched with, or you will be provided referrals if we are not able to meet your needs.    

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Frequently Asked

Questions

Ready to get started? Our inclusive and highly skilled team of therapists are here to support you. Request an appointment and our Client Care Coordinator will connect you to one of our therapists who will follow up with you to schedule a complimentary phone consultation. 

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